15 DIY Pirate Costume Ideas Best Pirate Halloween Costumes for Women

Comfy DIY Pirate Costume

Let's be honest—sometimes Halloween costumes aren't always the most comfortable. Between itchy, synthetic fabrics and heavy makeup, you may find yourself counting down the hours until you can get home to throw on your pajamas. If you agree, then this costume—which comes together with a pair of leggings and a T-shirt—is the pirate costume for you.

Get the tutorial at Brit + Co.

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DIY Bandana Skirt Pirate Costume

Want to make something for Halloween your little one can wear again? This bandana skirt would look just as cute paired with a tank and sandals.

Get the tutorial at Alpha Mom.

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DIY No-Sew Pirate Costume

You don't need to be able to sew to make your own pirate costume. The pants here were made by cutting up an old pair of sweatpants, and the jacket is simply a piece of jersey fabric with holes cut for arms.

Get the tutorial at Poofy Cheeks.

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DIY Pirate Hairstyle

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No pirate is complete without a trusty sidekick—a parrot. Whip this cute accessory up and pin it to your shoulder to complete your pirate costume.

DIY Pirate Accessories

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Easy DIY Pirate Costume

If you want to keep it super simple this Halloween, reach into your closet for a basic striped T-shirt and some dark jeans, then pirate things up with a sash belt, bandana, and eye patch.

Get the tutorial at Brit + Co.

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DIY Peter Pan Group Costume

If you've got your heart set on dressing as a pirate, but also want to coordinate with your family or friends, consider a Peter Pan group theme! The Captain Hook coat seen here is made from this pattern and requires some sewing skills, but we bet you could get a similar look by adorning a store-bought coat.

Get the tutorial at A Broad at Home.

DIY No-Sew Captain Hook Costume

The jacket for this Captain Hook costume was made from a red T-shirt—how clever is that? Make one for yourself or your little one and pair it with a white button down shirt, black pants, and, of course, an eye patch.

Get the tutorial at Inspired By Family.

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DIY Classic Pirate Costume

With a simple white shirt and black pants as the base, this costume is all about the finishing touches. Buy an accessory kit online or make your own. (Both the red bandana and sash belt were made by cutting up an old T-shirt.)

Get the tutorial at Thrive.

DIY Pirate Hat

You're bound to run into another pirate or two this Halloween. Ensure you stand out from the crowd by crafting your own hat! This one is made from felt and elastic. Faux red rhinestones as eyes add a festive touch (though you could just as easily draw them on with a marker).

Get the tutorial at Doodlecraft.

DIY Captain Hook Kid's Costume

Unlike the previous Peter Pan group costume, this Captain Hook costume by Destiny of the blog Suburban Wife City Life does not involve a pattern and requires only basic sewing skills. (The jacket is made from an adult size small sweatshirt.)

Get the tutorial at Suburban Wife City Life.

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For a fashion-forward pirate look, style a flowy striped dress with tall boots and pirate accessories. The best part? You can wear the dress long after Halloween.

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Pirate Accessory Kit

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This pirate accessory kit has everything you need (hat, eye patch, treasure map, compass, and more!) to dress up an otherwise simple Halloween costume.

DIY Pirate Treasure Chest

Hosting a Halloween party this year? You'll definitely want to make this treasure chest cooler to go along with your pirate costume—such a clever idea!

Get the tutorial at Reese Dixon.

Laurren Welch is a freelance editor, writer, and creative who covers lifestyle, interiors, entertaining, fashion, and more. When she’s not under deadline, you can find her styling blooms over at Garden Party L.A., scouring thrift and antique stores for hidden gems, and reminding her boxer pup, Monster, that he’s a very good boy. 

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